Overview
- Naomi Girma rejoins the U.S. Women's National Team for the first time in 2025 after recovering from a calf injury and completing a record $1.1 million transfer to Chelsea.
- The roster includes three uncapped players, including 32-year-old Lo’eau LaBonta, who could become the oldest player to debut for the USWNT if she appears in either match.
- Emma Hayes continues to prioritize squad depth development, using the camp to test new positional roles, such as Gisele Thompson shifting from defense to forward.
- Veteran forwards Sophia Smith, Trinity Rodman, and Mallory Swanson remain unavailable due to injury or maternity leave, leaving opportunities for younger players to step up.
- The USWNT will face China on May 31 in Minnesota and Jamaica on June 3 in St. Louis, with both matches serving as platforms for evaluating emerging talent.